tactics
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- noun
- /ˈtæktɪks/
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estrategias
- You try a bunch of different tactics, but nothing works.
- Tactics and strategy
- New Tactics
Why are they all using similar tactics and terms here?
- Why are they all using similar tactics and terms here?
- You try a bunch of different tactics, but nothing works.
- You know, a hashtag is a tactic that isn't ownable.
- And learning those mental tactics, that's the game.
- When you're dealing with the right person, these tactics will do more harm than good.
- Get crystal clear on the tactics, and then get after it.
- I'm not going to stop teaching tactics with my classes.
- And there's just not enough de escalation tactics being being taught.
- I promise you, there are so many great insights, tactics, tips inside of the book.
- So I had to change my tactics and come up with different ways.
- Just knowledge of the game, tactics, just the way they are.
- So you should know your family's tactics to prepare this person.
- So my three key tactics first is speed to lead.
- You're off, so makes out the tactics and your name.
- I could have used guys like Ronin tactics there.
Examples
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So let's talk about the tactics of searching for a job today.
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Winning requires creative tactics, bluffing, and just a bit of luck.
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Why are they all using similar tactics and terms here?
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But despite these more effective British tactics, there were still problems.
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So what are some tactics that we can help with?
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In terms of battle tactics, the Kelts kept things fairly simple.
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When you're dealing with the right person, these tactics will do more harm than good.
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Tactics should be something that can change, but the overarching goals and strategy shouldn't.
Blog text (18) -
To understand the ANC's position, it is worth reviewing Mandela's 1958 article "Our Struggle Needs Many Tactics."
Academic text (1990) -
Effective tactics are essential for winning negotiations and achieving your goals.
Synonyms
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3.0
A planned action to reach a goal
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6.3
A clever move to gain an advantage in a game or fight
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4.9
A clever trick used to gain an advantage in talk or negotiation
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3.6
A plan of steps to reach a goal
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3.4
A clear set of steps to reach a goal
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3.2
A set of planned actions to solve a problem or reach a goal
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6.5
A planned move to gain an advantage, for example in chess or sport
Antonyms
Compounds
A police unit trained to handle violent situations like hostage crises and armed standoffs
A group of police officers with special training and weapons who handle very dangerous situations like armed suspects or hostages
A temporary team of experts from different parts of a company who solve an urgent problem quickly
How Sophisticated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tactics comes from the same Greek root takt- meaning 'to arrange' or 'order', and a helpful image is arranging pieces in a game. So tactics are the planned actions you arrange to reach a specific goal.